How to Build an Old Pine Coffee Table
Norm Abram and Jeff Sweenor build a coffee table for Westerly homewners Scott and Shayla using old pine from a nearby family sawmill.
S19 E13: Window Bench
Norm reproduces a 19th Century upholstered window bench
S19 E12: Nest of Tables
Norm reproduces a Chippendale-style nest of tables from the 1920s
S19 E11: Bowfront Chest
Norm reproduces an 19th Century bowfront chest on display in Old Sturbridge Village
S19 E10: Taunton Chest
Norm reproduces a decorated small chest, originally designed in the 18th Century by Robert Crosman and named for Taunton, MA, where it was first built
S19 E8-9: Table Saw 101 Part 1-2
As with his previous programs dedicated to a single tool, Norm takes viewers on a special two-part program that explores the usefulness of the table saw
S19 E7: Painted Cupboard
Norm builds a tall cupboard with an arched top door, and a "pinched" cornice that towers above the case
S19 E6: Cowboy Sideboard
Norm brings a little bit of Western sensibility into his Yankee workshop when he decides to take on a cowboy sideboard for his own collection
S19 E5: Dominy Clock
Norm reproduces a tall clock built by the Dominy family in the 19th Century
S19 E4: Martha’s Candlestand
Norm reproduces a candlestand belonging to Martha Washington with a wooden "birdcage" element that allows the tabletop to rotate and flip up for storage